Punch, or the London Charivari. Volume 1, July 31, 1841 by Various
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If you a journey have to go,
And they make no delay, 'Tis ten to one you're serv'd like _curds_, They _spill you on the_ WHEY. A short time since my wife and I A short call had to make, And giving me a _kiss_, she said-- "A _buss_ you'd better take!" We journey'd on--two lively cads, Were for our custom triers; And in a twinkling we were fix'd Fast by this _pair of pliers_! My wife's arm I had lock'd in mine, But soon they forced her from it; And she was lugg'd into the _Sun_, And I into the _Comet_! Jamm'd to a jelly, there I sat, Each one against me pushing; And my poor gouty legs seem'd made For each one's _pins--a cushion_! My wife some time had gone before: I urged the jarvey's speed, When all at once the bus set off At fearful pace, indeed! I ask'd the coachee what caused this? When thus his story ran:-- "Vy, _a man shied at an oss_, and so |
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